Thank you for visiting the Titleist Scotty Cameron Newport Detour section of our store.  This was a difficult long-term project established with Chris Finch Golf www.chrisfinchgolf.com starting in 2017.  The Detour line of putters are an appealing shape, but some disliked the aluminum alignment feature/insert piece.  If the alignment feature is removed, then so is the hitting face.  Any replacement face must be heavy to add a substantial amount of weight back the to the club head.  Hence we designed a Tellurium Copper CNC machined insert to bring the club head weight to 340g.  

For now, only the CNC copper version is available.  We may be working on some 3D printed Stainless Steel versions in future.  This insert is also handed and only RH versions are currently available.  LH versions smooth milled versions may be available, please email design@spryevo.com to arrange.  There are 4 types of Cameron Detour putter.  This insert is known to cover the Newport 2 Detour and the Newport 2.5 Detour only.

You may ask why put copper in a Scotty Cameron?  It's a low stiffness metal (what many characterize as soft), it's precisely milled, it's dense, and Brooks Koepka won the 2017 & 2018 US Open with a copper insert Scotty Cameron (not this Detour setup, but similar).

There are some who have copied this design and tried to match its performance.  Please support the original:  it's the best fit, quality, material and a lot of effort goes into its manufacture.

These insert provide the following advantages:

-Unique 340g head weight and response

-A denser sound during ball contact

-The classic amber copper aesthetics.

-Your own Scotty Cameron Newport Detour Milled Copper prototype.  Not many of these will be made.

Material:  copper

Weight:  65 g  (total head weight is then about 340g)

Finish:  milled smooth or flycut grooves, see listings below

Edge:  square edge

Quantity:  1

Also this conversion is for the Newport Detour ONLY.  There is an original "DETOUR" which looks similar, but it's not the Newport Detour.  I have tried to supply inserts for it, but the head tolerances are too far off to be a successful conversion.

The Cameron Newport 2 Detour may well disassemble by unbolting the buttonhead bolts after applying some heat to the insert side with a torch.  If not, drilling out the bolt heads, as seen above will be necessary.  Starting with a Newport Detour 2 in the top left, take a 7/64" drill and aim inside the hex feature of the bolt, as seen in the middle left picture.  Drill down just enough to the head breaks free and starts to spin.  If you drill too far, you may affect the hole of the club head.  Once bolts are broken, tap the back of the alignment feature against a solid surface as seen in the lower left, and the alignment feature will eventually break free.  

Before assembling your club with epoxy, please do a pre-fit.  From experience, some inserts drop in perfectly level.  Others required some shimming, which may be accomplished with shim stock or aluminum foil behind the insert to prop it up.  Cameron club insert pockets are usually pretty accurate, but some have allowed the insert to sit too low by 0.008" or so.  The USGA allows an insert to sit proud by 0.006" or shallow by 0.004".  We are always available for help, or we can do the install for you for another $79.

The listings below are for one insert only, and they do not include the clubhead.

These inserts are precision manufactured in the U.S.A.